[Benjamin]

I’ve fixed the empty Province/state drop down. Please check again.

[Benjamin]

Thanks for the suggestion. We don’t have the plan to add graphs at this moment. But you can use the “raw data” option on the report, then create your graphs in Excel or other tools.

[Benjamin]

Yes. You can use windows 7. But for security, Windows 10 is recommended. Some integrated payments may require Windows 10 for TLS1.2.

[Benjamin]

Yes. You can just check on “Partial Qty”:

[Benjamin]

It is hard coded now. Do you want to make it bigger or smaller?

[Benjamin]

Do you mean you have cost info entered in WooCommerce, want to import to WooPOS? Please email us screenshots with product info and cost, we’ll check if we can do anything for you.

[Benjamin]

I’m not sure. Please email us your database ID, SKU and price, we’ll check for you. You can send us some screenshots.

[Benjamin]

You did correctly. The problem is you focused on the list item, but the system automatically changed the focus to SKU text input box before the action. So the DEL button will delete the text in the box, not the line item in the list.

You don’t need to create a virtual button for a physical button.

[Benjamin]

Zoom setting is local computer setting for computers with different screen resolutions.

[Benjamin]

In the designer window, click the blank area of the panel. Change the panel width.

Here’s a video:

http://recordit.co/jm2FKAz0By

 

[Benjamin]

I don’t think you need to do purchase orders every day. Once a week or month is good enough.

We do have email notification to send inventory transfer request if the web store has no stock.

If you do need this notification for items fallen below the reorder point, we can do custom work for you. Please email us for quotes.

 

[Benjamin]

You can create a purchase order and import the Excel file to PO.

Importing a SKU list from a Scanner to a Purchase Order

We also have PO invoice integration with AaccountsFlow, which allows you to import suppliers PDF invoices to WooPOS purchase order.

https://www.accountsflow.com/

 

[Benjamin]

Quick launch buttons and user permissions are saved in the databases which are shared for all computers.

List view layout and printer settings are local settings which are saved in local computer c:\woopos\localsettings folder. You can copy these settings from one computer to another.

[Benjamin]

You can create an attribute called “publishtoweb”.

Adding New Attributes

Import from Excel, then build a query on this attribute and publish.

[Benjamin]

Yes. You can export SKU to a csv file.